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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1984, 14 February 1914, Page 12

THE overland on a tough job,

The Wad from Gisborne to Tolaga is ofta of .jhe worst stretches in the iGomiiiion. Yet, ettrly lii£t month, two Overland' Cars accomplished the- trip in spite of ail the obstacles and difficulties of wis eamly country. Qno crvr was' ■ the jwopprty Of Mr-, Georp> Kirk, driven by Mr. Ha,ley, arid carrying throe other passengers. The second car was Mr. Qrmond's 2-seater. Qisbsrnft was left at 8.13 in tiro morning, and by 12.40 p.iii. 'both cars had arrived in ToltigSi Tha difficulties encountered included a <iukksaml, from tfhicli the larger car was o.xtrieai-ed % using its own potter ogSinst ropes tied te the wheels. Time after time the- Overland Cat has. been put to the severest tests tinder the worst toad conditions that New /.calami eail sliOf, Mid each tiftvo this wonderful ■ tiH'iCOtiJes out trmfflpba-nt. Ifot tile niaiv who wants a tar . combining . dignity,: 1-reaii.ty, po.ver, and speed, tho Overtanil : ottars'his ideai. The Overland is equipped frith electric lights, deCtrio self-starter, electric horn, and every luxury that the j mnde-Mi motorist desires. A, ' JIATRICK AICD CO., LTD., WELLINGTON and WAiTGANVI. Auenfs for North Island. | DUNIC AND PRINQLI3, I'ALJJKRSTON J NORTH. WACKRILL AND ST. F« WART, FEILDINO. v. W. RBARDON, MIS* I tebton. ..

All American music is forbidden on Mexican military bands and wTicn tho. Fifteenth Battalion Bant] plnved A s6lection from an Amcricati light opera, the Governor-General ordered it to nnd ulay »o inore. "tringo" airs, A cider shop in Paris advertises a kitclieft and use' of the gas stove free of chains to alt eustoiitors who svish to took their dinner, as nn accompaniment tu ft twopenny el-ass -of oiaer, '